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Duncan II, son of Malcolm III, was king of Scotland for a brief period of time directly after the English-backed coup that ousted Donald Bane, but was soon replaced by Donald Bane.
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|name=Malcolm III
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|birth_date=1060
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|birth_place=Perth and Kinross
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|death_date=November 12, 1094
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|office=King of Scotland
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|term_start=May 1094
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|term_end=November 12, 1094
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|preceded=[[Donald Bane (1093-1094)|Donald III "Bane"]]
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'''Duncan II''', son of Malcolm III, (c. 1060 - November 12, 1094) was king of [[Scotland]] for a brief period of time directly after the English-backed coup that ousted Donald Bane, but was soon replaced by Donald Bane.
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[[Category:Scottish Monarchs]]

Latest revision as of 20:56, August 2, 2021

Malcolm III

King of Scotland
In office
May 1094 – November 12, 1094
Preceded by Donald III "Bane"
Succeeded by Donald III "Bane"

Born 1060
Perth and Kinross
Died November 12, 1094
Edinburgh[1]

Duncan II, son of Malcolm III, (c. 1060 - November 12, 1094) was king of Scotland for a brief period of time directly after the English-backed coup that ousted Donald Bane, but was soon replaced by Donald Bane.